clutch issue

blackink00

I missed a shift & stole Curt's money.

Mar 30, 2005

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Feb 21, 2006

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well i think i have some slippage going on. when im in 5th gear and floor it while its at like 2000 rpms it climbs really fast then goes back down when it catches. i put in a mcleod clutch and pressure plate. its been kinda cold in the mornings but nothing to bad. i did the install myself about 16000 miles ago and didnt notice it till lately. when im at the track it didnt feel like it was slipping just kinda in like 1800-3000 rpms it does it. any ideas guys.
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helty

some Ukrainian's enjoying a handjob via my credit

Mar 30, 2005

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Feb 21, 2006

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• Feb 21, 2006

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did you have your flywheel resurfaced?

btw, I just ordered Bassani cat-back oh mighty one. send me that clip of your car again.

 

blackink00

I missed a shift & stole Curt's money.

Mar 30, 2005

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Feb 21, 2006

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no the flywheel micd fine so i didnt have it redone. and just cause you got the same exhaust as me dosent mean that you can get jason back. he has leaned the powers of the dark side. ill try to take a lil vid in about an hour of the exhaust

 

squares98

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Feb 21, 2006

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yep your clutch is done, been there before...afew times

 

sgarlic

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Feb 21, 2006

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Why were you flooring it at 2k in 5th?

 

Mike97gt

it doe snot

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Feb 21, 2006

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this time make sure you don't have oil leaking on the clutch. atleast they are not to hard to replace.

 

M

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Feb 21, 2006

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• Feb 21, 2006

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(your clutch here) Its toast. Get your flywheel resurfaced or replace it all together this time and make sure to clean the entire clutch plate, pressure plate, and flywheel with brake clean only immediately before installation. This will remove any grease and oil from the surfaces which lead to excessive wear. Also wear gloves during installation. Just the oil from your hands can fudge it up.

 

blackink00

I missed a shift & stole Curt's money.

Mar 30, 2005

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Tempe, AZ

Feb 21, 2006

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well i was afraid of it. but i guess here soon i will get back underneith and check it out. assuming the pressure plate and flywheel are still good all i need it the clutch plate right. any suggestions remember its a 26 spline (tko 600)

 

blackink00

I missed a shift & stole Curt's money.

Mar 30, 2005

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Tempe, AZ

Feb 21, 2006

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• Feb 21, 2006

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should i just got with a mcleod again